A recent News 4 Investigation into a Jefferson County center where Catholic priests and clergy accused of sexually abusing children are living under the radar has led to a new police investigation.
A St. Louisan is now on the road to prison after allegedly taking advantage of businesses and taxpayers while others were hurting during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Some Missouri homeowners claim they lost thousands of dollars and are questioning if a contractor they hired is back to old habits after the state took him to court for scamming people
Thousands of local criminal cases are sitting in legal limbo with victims waiting for justice while the people accused of committing the crimes are walking free.
News 4 Investigates is getting answers about a government program that has paid out hundreds of millions of your tax dollars for COVID-related funeral expenses.
News 4 Investigates is asking why a local man wasn’t behind bars, how he slipped through the cracks of the justice system and wondering if he had been in jail if that deputy would still be alive today.
The family of a pregnant MoDOT worker killed in a work zone crash in south St. Louis County is taking the state and driver to court for wrongful death.
It’s being called a childcare crisis. Local parents say quality childcare is almost impossible to find and frightening to have to afford. It’s a pre-pandemic problem that experts say is much worse now
A federal grand jury indicted a former Jefferson County Municipal Prosecuting Attorney who allegedly had sexual contact with a woman inside his courthouse office.
State Senator Steve Roberts hopes to be the next Congressman from Missouri’s 1st District. In a News 4 exclusive interview, for the first time, he’s speaking publicly since well-known public servant Cora Faith Walker accused him of rape in 2016
As News 4 Investigates continues to dig into what happened the night of the Edwardsville Amazon warehouse disaster and if more could have been done to protect workers, new details are emerging from the construction company that built the space
Nearly four months after a tornado tore through an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville killing six people, a memo obtained by News 4 Investigates questions if the warehouse was structurally safe
The head of the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) wants the driver in a deadly work zone crash to lose his license and face criminal charges. The claims are in two letters sent after a News 4 investigation exposed growing concerns around the case
The top prosecutor in St. Louis City will be under the microscope facing a disciplinary hearing that experts say could end with her losing her law license and her office.
For the very first time ever, the undercover St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department officer beaten up during protests nearly five years ago is speaking out.
Missouri Governor Mike Parson is telling desperate people in his state to pay up, but his response is not a satisfactory answer to some lawmakers, who will call top state leaders to the carpet to testify about unemployment benefits on Tuesday
Wednesday marks 4 months since Stan Kroenke signed the nearly $1 billion deal settling the Rams relocation lawsuit, but what’s happening with that money is a mystery.
News 4 Investigates recently exposed how the St. Louis County EV charging ordinance could drive businesses away. Now some county leaders are calling that a mistake they want to fix.
While several of Eric Greitens’ political opponents and fellow Republicans call for him to drop out of his bid for U.S. Senate, News 4 is asking experts what this could mean for him politically and legally.
Electric car charging stations are sparking concern in the St. Louis area as some businesses claim a new county ordinance aimed at going green could put their bottom line in the red
Missouri Governor Mike Parson says he is working on a fix to the state’s food stamp call centers after a News 4 investigation last week revealed that people were going hungry because they could never get through.
A cross-country trucker protest rolled through the St. Louis metro Tuesday as dozens of supporters lined overpasses down I-44, including some local first responders who were on the clock
Soaring food prices and the pandemic have been bad enough, but now people who rely on food stamps are telling News 4 they’re facing a new nightmare: the state of Missouri.
It’s been more than four years since a pregnant St. Louis County woman was murdered in her home. No one’s been charged in the case, but the woman’s family is now suing the person they say is responsible.
